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You want scriptable sub-GHz experiments
YARD Stick OneA USB transceiver used with RfCat. It supports specific bands and half-duplex operation, not arbitrary wideband SDR capture.
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Match the radio to the experiment
Compare a scriptable USB transceiver, a multi-protocol board and a standalone LoRa pager.
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You want to explore low-power protocols
CatSniffer v3A USB board with CC1352P7 and SX1262 radios. Select and flash protocol-specific firmware.
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You want an onboard LoRa workflow
The Hacker PagerA standalone pager with LoRa capture tools and microSD. The maker listing was sold out at review.
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Hardware and software support are taken from linked primary sources. Range and capture reliability have not been field tested here.
Setup checklist
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Use a device you own with a documented band and protocol. Check that the receiver and firmware support that specific combination.
YARD Stick One maker resources ↗Follow the project’s instructions for the exact board revision. A multi-radio board does not run every protocol at the same time.
CatSniffer v3 maker resources ↗Trigger a simple event on your test device. Save a short capture and record the hardware, firmware and settings beside it.
The Hacker Pager maker resources ↗